The future of gaming will likely see a significant increase in personalized experiences, as consumers will have more choices and niche games will thrive.

Despite skepticism from investors about the video game market, we believed it would be a significant industry due to our experiences as part of the video game generation.

The perspective we had about the video game market was unique at the time, and it has proven to be true as video games are now the largest digital media industry.

Despite the challenges of delivering high-quality games, the gaming industry has the potential to foster positive human connections. Engaging in multiplayer experiences can promote empathy and joy among players, contrasting with the negativity often found in social media interactions.

The next five to ten years will bring significant disruption and change due to technology, particularly AI, VR, AR, and quantum computing, creating huge opportunities for those who can adapt.

Gaming requires significant upfront investment, similar to film and television, and we need to build a strong creative foundation to compete with pure gaming companies.

The future of gaming will likely involve a divide between large multiplayer games that retain players over time and smaller single-player experiences that serve as breaks from those larger games. Efficient development of these smaller games will be crucial for success.

AI will significantly impact the gaming industry, making it more engaging and interactive, leading to a decline in passive media consumption.

Every 10 to 15 years, a new major computing platform emerges, and I believe that virtual and augmented reality will be the next platforms that enhance creativity and immersive experiences.